Day, Novell

 1  Ind      |       beleefe? So~ ~often as we call to minde, what and how many
 2  Ind      |     that~ ~it were well done to call them, and to acquaint them
 3    2,    4| inhabitants there dwelling, doe call the coast of Malfy, full
 4    2,    5|     cunning young Queane gave a call to her Mistresse,~ ~saying;
 5    2,    5|      with~ ~us, (few I may well call them, in regard of our wealthy
 6    2,    6|    hands, she did nothing but~ ~call for her children and husband,
 7    2,    6|        cleave in sunder, when I call to~ ~minde the charge which
 8    2,    7|            weake as she was) to call first one, and then another:
 9    3,    5|       You cannot then chuse but call to~ ~minde, and say within
10    3,    8|        dare be so saucie, as to call~ ~in question whatsoever
11    3,   10|    finding that Rustico did not call on her to put the Devil~ ~
12    3,   10|      Alibech. Since we did not, call us not~ ~wolves, for ye
13    4,    2|       follies.~ ~Heereupon, him call.ed him a logger headed beast,
14    4,    5|            oftentimes would she call for Lorenzo, entreating
15    4,    5|    strictly charged her, not to call him at any time afterward,
16    4,    9|       they~ ~two, began thus. I call to minde (gentle Ladies)
17    4,   10|          when occasions did not call him to visite his~ ~Patients,
18    5,    5|      was thy House. I pray thee call to minde, if~ ~everthou
19    5,    8|    company. For now~ ~she could call to mind, how unkinde and
20    5,   10| especiall benefit; which when I call to~ ~mind, and consider
21    7,    3|           bee well, then will I call you. In went Agnesia againe,
22    7,    9|       of this motion, therby to call my~ ~Fidelitie in question.~ ~
23    8,    3|     which our best~ ~Lapidaries call the Helitropium, the vertue
24    8,    7|   desires.~ ~ Why dost thou not call on him to come helpe thee?
25    8,    7|         thee in this distresse? Call him (foole as~ ~thou art)
26    8,    7|     fields, to~ ~whom she might call or cry out for helpe, not
27    8,    8|       at home alone: give her a call out at our~ ~Window, and
28    8,    9|       street which wee commonly call La via del Cocomero. This
29    8,    9|         of your travaile,~ ~you call on heaven, any Saint, or
30    9,    4|       hee~ ~should not faile to call and awake him. While Aniolliero
31    9,    7|         she saw him, or~ ~could call to heaven for mercy.~ ~
32    9,    9|         what part his occasions call him: so happened it~ ~with
33   10,    7|      heaved hands Great Love, I call to thee,~ ~ Goe see my Soveraigne,
34   10,    7|    whatsoever else) you~ ~shall call us your Knight; without
35   10,    8|       hee might acknowledge and call~ ~him by his name; notwithstanding,
36   10,    9|      him, and hearing him still call him by his name: blessing